Dynamite Found in Ohio Coal at Port of Spain
The battleship Ohio received a five inch dynamite stick while taking New River coal from the Fortuna at Port of Spain Trinidad. This marks the second such find in a US warship within a year and prompts continued coal inspection orders from Admiral Evans.
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Port of Spain
Navy Department
Indianapolis Sun
Washington
Batttleship
Ohio
Trinidad
Fortuna
Charles W. Bartlett
Admiral Evans
Berwind White Coal Mining Company
Newport News
Saloon License Case Sparks City Court Action
Attorney seeks jury trial for 21 men arrested in a saloon raid at Malachi Velley West and Washington streets. Police break in as Kelley and 21 patrons are charged with Sunday violations and blind tiger conduct. Mayor Bookwalter may revoke licenses. hearings set for Feb 2 and Feb 6 for the involved saloonkeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seyfried
Malachi Vellay
West
Washington Srs
Fred Bonnifield
Kelley
Sergt. Stoddard
Kelly
Bookwalter
Hanlon
William Mutschler
Agnes St
Mutschler
Herman Blumberg
English Ave
Sam Lacen
Indiana-ave
Michael Lucid
S. Mevidian
Penish
Portugal forms new cabinet after Franco resignation
Premier Franco resigns to ease unrest in Portugal and a coalition cabinet led by Admiral Ferreira de Amaral takes power. The new lineup includes Mathias Nunes as war minister and Jose V. Alpoim as justice minister as British and Spanish ships move to protect interests amid crisis. Manuel Duc de Feja ascends after the assassination of King Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz Philippe.
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Lisbon
Franco
Portugal
Admiral Ferreira
Ferreira
Admiral Ferreira de Amaral
Mathias Nunes
Abreu
Jose V. Alpoim
Dr. Thren
Teisia de Sousa
A. de Carvalho
Senor Beliso
Council
Wenceslau de Zima
L. Monteiro
Jose Azavedo
Asres de Ornellas
Gibraltar
Spain
Asturias
Talbon
Manuel Duc de Feja
Carlos
Luiz Philippe
Luiz Philipne
Amelie
King and Prince of Portugal Murdered in Carriage Attack
News reports stun Portugal as the king and prince are killed in a carriage attack. Premier Franco narrowly escapes assassination as republican forces assault his outskirts residence. The city steadies today with quiet streets and crowds moving to the Necessidades palace for the royal body.
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Carlos
Lisbon
Portugal
Premier Franco
Senor Franco
Seven Die in Boiler Explosion at Northumberland Mill
Seven men were killed and six injured in a boiler explosion at Van Allen and Company's rolling mill in Northumberland. The blast badly damaged the mill and two of the injured may die.
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van Allen and Company
Northumberland
Fire Destroys Home After Ice Water Supply Cut
Firemen cut holes in Pleasant Run ice to supply water for Sherman Drive home on fire. Fire destroyed J. W Krews residence at risk with 2,500 dollar loss. Hose Company 15 and Captain Arnold aided until engine arrived, 1600 feet of hose needed. Most furniture saved. faulty flue blamed.
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Pleasant Run
Eame Company No. 3
J. W. Krews
Sherman Drive
Ilish-ave
Hosempany No. 15
William Arnold
Mrs Hollingsworth Dies at Newport Home
Mrs Rebecca A Hollingsworth died at her home in Newport Sunday. She is survived by four sons and four daughters. Two sons William and Earl Hollingsworth live in Indianapolis. William Hollingsworth works as a janitor at the statehouse.
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Rebecca A. Hollingsworth
Newport
The Sun Delivers World News With Prompt Enterprise
The Indianapolis Sun explains its leased wire service. the paper archived a quick Thaw verdict extra minutes after the New York ruling and fed Indianapolis readers with the courtroom outcome and asylum transfer. Readers value rapid, consequential reporting.
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Indianapolis Sun
New York City
Thaw
Sun Extra
Indianapolis
Asylum For
Sun
New York
Enterprise
The
Tells Court About Plan to Burn a Store
Grace McPherson 26 testifies in an arson case with her alleged partner Mret Anderson. She says Anderson came to her room and asked for the restaurant key and planned to burn the place to collect insurance. Fire officials deem the blaze incendiary and evidence points to a premeditated plot.
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Grace McPherson
Mret Anderson
Anderson
B. Tenth St
Burglars Use Hammer to Break Store Window
Burglars used a small tack hammer to pierce the window of Caro Rost's jewelry store at 15 N. Alinois St. They stole diamond rings and watches valued at 66 dollars. The theft occurred between 6 and 6:30 Sunday morning, aided by a long wire to remove items. Bicycle officers Mullin and Stewart surveyed the scene and cataloged the missing articles.
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Caro IL
Rost
N. Alinois St
Mullin and
Stewart
Seventeen Men Seek Saloon Licenses at County Court
Seventeen saloon keepers appeared before the county commissioners on saloon keepers day to petition for licenses. For the first time applicants swore to required questions and each filled a sworn blank with two freeholders as witnesses. In morning sessions seventeen were examined and all likely to receive licenses.
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County Commissioners’ Court
Auditors Probe Walla Walla Fire Insurance Company
Auditor of State Biliheimer and Joan M. Ashby the insurance actuary traveled to Walla Walla Washington to inspect the finances of the Walla Walla Fire Insurance Company which has applied to the insurance department to operate with Indians in coverage.
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Biliheimer
Joan M. Ashby
Walla’ Walla, Wash
Walla Walla
Mine Workers Election Yields Lewis as New UMWA President
Delegates chose Thomas J. Lewis by 64 503 votes to 62 472 for W B Wilson in a 127 025 vote tally. John P White was elected vice president with 116 078 votes and W D Ryan won secretary treasurer with 123 264 votes. New officers will take office April 1 as John Mitchell retires after nine years.
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Thomas J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
W. B. Wilson
Lewis
Wilson
John Mitchell
A.m
T.L. Lewis
Ohio
John P. White
W.D. Ryan
John Fahy
William Young
William Fitzsimmons
Arthur Blakely
T. J. Lewis
William B. Wilson
W. D.ryan
John H. Walker
G. W. Savage
American Federation of Labor
Boy Kills Mother and Surrenders to Police
Reported incident recounts a son killing his mother and surrendering to authorities. The article notes upcoming retirements of old officers and details from a political convention including Patrick Dolan and Lewis election. Miners plan to depart for home before morning.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Willam Halsted Gray
Clara Gray
Wilmot Bolander Drawn For Jury Woman Not Man
Sheriff’s officer Dick Craft refuses to serve Wilmot A Bolander of Lawrence for jury duty saying she is a woman. The jury officials had selected Bolander from the tax list thinking she was a man.
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Wilmot Bolander
Dick Craft
Sheriff's Office
Wilmot A. Bo
A. Bolander
Brother Pushes Canvas of Candidate Sister
Miss Anna C. Wilson of Columbia union seeks nomination as a trustee of the Union Printers' Home in Colorado. Her brother E. E. Whison of the Indianapolis local union of paperhangers is coordinating support in Indianapollo.
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Anna C. Wilson
Columbia Union
Washington, D. C
International Typographical Union
Union Printers’ Home
Colorado
Indianapollo
E. E. Whison
Indianapolis
Union of Paperhangers
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United
Scranton, Pa
MR. Hollingsworth
Court
Western State
Harry G. Hill
English
Opera House
Or. Samuel Gray
Scotch Singers
Glasgow
First Baptist Choral Society
C. C. Bonnell
Boys’ Club
Pennsylvania
Dr. Wilson
Patrick Dolan
Perior Court No
Nue
Craft
Wilmot
Lawrence
William Halsted Gray
Gray
Lackawanna Railroad
City Board of Health
Young Gray
John S. Gray
Buffalo
Buffalo, N. Y
Merchants’ and Shippers' Warehouse Company
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